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Old Century Baseball just whispers tradition. It's a solid-wood pinball game made to look like an early-1900s ballyard--complete with outfield bleachers, a hand-operated scoreboard and a playing surface that looks as if it has been banging around the toy chest for decades.
You probably played a version of it as a kid: Launch the ball, then try to hit it with a spring-loaded bat. The ball settles into holes that represent outs and hits. In Old Century, you're swatting like the Sultan if you can get ...